How To Reacht
Once in Bormio follow Via Vanoni (the road along the river that goes to Santa Caterina) cross the old Roman bridge, take the first little road on the left (Via Marconi), keep going straight up hill, 100 mt after the last u-turn on the right side of the road you will see Villa Feleit.
How to get to Bormio:
By car
- From Milan: Tangenziale Nord, exit Cinisello Balsamo; duel carriageway Lecco until Colico; SS 38 for Sondrio, Tirano, Bormio
- From Brescia: motorway A4 exit Brescia Ovest direction lago d'Iseo; SS42 Breno, Edolo; SS39 for Aprica , Tirano; SS 38 for Bormio
- Da nord:
- From St. Moritz, Passo Bernina, Passo Forcola, Livigno, Bormio. (passable only in the summer)
- From St .Moritz, Passo Bernina, Tirano, Bormio. (open all year round).
- From Zernez, Tunnel "Munt la Schera" galleria della Drossa, Livigno, Bormio. Info: www.livigno.eu
- Passes open only in the summer: - Passo del Gavia (dalla provincia di Brescia - Ponte di Legno) = which leads to Santa Caterina Valfurva eand therefore to Bormio - Passo dello Stelvio 2750mt (dalla provincia di Bolzano) con discesa a Bormio - From Santa Maria (Confine Italo - Svizzero) head towards Passo di S. Maria – Umbrail pass 2500mt che si collega
print you journey route from the michelin web site www.viamichelin.com
IMPORTANT - The Gavia and Stelvio passes are closed in the winter.
By train
- From Milan Central Station, the train takes two and a half hours and goes through Lecco, Morbegno, Sondrio and ends the line at Tirano. timetables available on www.trenitalia.it
- From Tirano there is a bus service that carries on to Bormio, to check time table visit www.busperego.com
- From S. Moritz, Switzerland there is a train service to Tirano and there you will find the above bus service for Bormio
By plane
Airport transfers
Through out the winter season there is a bus transfer service most days of the week for Bormio from Milano Malpensa, Bergamo Orio al serio and Munich. For information and booking visit: www.mtbus.it.